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    Janitor's Justice

    By David Jackson

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    A courthouse janitor who lost his wife and child to a hit and run believes a judge and attorney are responsible. With the help of a reporter, he bugs the courthouse and finds the judge and lawyer more corrupt and sinister than either had imagined. As the two seek ways to destroy the judge and attorney, they confront their own competing motives and emotions, as well as a growing sexual tension.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKeyZen9
    Release dateDec 27, 2010
    ISBN9781458069290
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    David Jackson

    DAVID JACKSON is the author of eleven crime novels, including the bestseller Cry Baby and the DS Nathan Cody series. A latecomer to fiction writing, after years of writing academic papers he submitted the first few chapters of a novel to the Crime Writers' Association Debut Dagger Awards. He was very surprised when it was both short-listed and Highly Commended, leading to the publication of Pariah in 2011. David lives on the Wirral with his wife and two daughters.

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